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Mr. Durfeys Evolution
Mr. Durfeys Evolution
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Darwin observed differences in the shape of these in finches depending on their food source.
Galapagos
selection
beak
cladogram
2
Random __________ in genes can lead to favorable adaptations in a species.
vestigial
evolution
mutations
extict
3
A modern source of evidence for evolution comes from something Darwin never knew about.
cladogram
beak
Galapagos
DNA
4
When using the phrase "survival of the fittest" to describe evolution, "fittest" means:
biggest
fastest
smartest
best-adapted
5
Where Darwin began work on his theory of evolution.
The United States
South Africa
Tokyo, Japan
Galapolgos
6
An inherited trait that helps an organism survive.
vestigial
extinct
adaptation
common
7
Genetic variation, adaptation, and isolation in a population can lead to a new________
selection
species
cladogram
Galapagos
8
This is drawn to show the evolutionary relationship between animals
evolution
mutation
cladogram
vistigial
9
The anatomy of whale fins, human arms and bird wings are an example of:
embryos
comparative anatomy
opposite structures
DNA
10
When organisms with the best adaptations for their environment survive and have offspring.
predation
creation
natural selection
extinction
11
When species change over a long period of time
cladogram
extinct
vestigial
evolution
12
In order for there to be variation in a species, this must randomly occur:
mutations
poaching
extinction
pollution
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When a species can not adapt fast enough to its changing environment.
extinction
mutation
evolution
vestigial
14
Origin of the Species was a book written by a naturalist named
Morgan
Mendel
Darwin
Malthus
15
Natural______ has taken place when white bugs are eaten more often than brown camouflaged bugs.
selection
vestigial
species
mutations
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Darwin studied all of these subjects except:
medicine
genetic engineering
natural history
religion